Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[casino444] 26/3/2022 11:28

Buy well” I really Hope a glut of houses hit the market , would give me a lot more choice to buy , at the moment there’s nothing much going on for sale and you have to bid over the asking price which I don’t like , estate agents need more houses to buy and sell around my area , badly need more new builds , come on Taylor wimpy build more faster

[buywell3] 26/3/2022 07:31

Do you want to know what the chart says ?

[jimarilo] 26/3/2022 07:28

Back to 40p lol

[jugears] 25/3/2022 15:33

well that me done for this week, added a few more.

[gbh2] 25/3/2022 15:17

I'll take the cash along with lloy's and few others, I'm looking for new investments for the new ISA year.

[jugears] 25/3/2022 14:43

I was going to take it in cash this year but may as well get shares, at least if I do sell I can wait till they are much higher, & know doubt once we hit the bottom they will go back to 1.70/1.80 like so many times before, at least it is now becoming very predictable & that's why I don't worry when it is manipulated down like this.

[gbh2] 25/3/2022 13:49

Next week is going to be interesting, we'll see just how many are attracted by the miserable dividend ;)

[roguetraderuk] 25/3/2022 12:48

sunshine, with rising inflation, esp if briskly but not hyper, assets prices are not going to drop greatly. sustained lower prices are more probable with deflation.

[fenners66] 25/3/2022 12:43

ST you seem to be angling to making political rather than economic points.

The "buy to let mob" have had their returns considerably reduced by tax and legislation.
For these reasons many have sold up and moved on.
This in turn has reduced the rental housing stock and has had the impact of increased rents and more would be renters pushed to find houses to buy creating more demand which has in fact pushed up housing prices.

More demand as well as insufficient supply.

[sunshine today] 25/3/2022 12:28

Umm.

The buy to let mob have ensured the next generations are totally stuffed.

The banks have ensured that house prices have risen.


That’s great , so long as new players join the party.

However after they have been well and truly milked it takes very little to roll over the edge.

This has been averted half a dozen times, when governments cheat to keep the stone rolling, however the day has come.

[smoothtosmooth] 25/3/2022 12:21

If the housing market becomes too stagnant the danger is that prices do start falling.At the end of the day homebuilders and estate agents care about profits. In other words would Heinz make a profit if they doubled their prices.Mortgage lending is still historically tight.

[fenners66] 25/3/2022 11:58

ST - I'm sure you can find better than a mystery "French Bank" to comment on the UK economy ( note not "an economic")

How many UK mortgage customers does this bank have ?
Does it understand that we are capitalist not some quasi socialist planned economy?

Does the article also mention its not even legal in the UK to burn sheep in lorries ?

[sunshine today] 25/3/2022 11:35

“Pinpointing soaring inflation, sluggish wage growth and record housing and rent prices, the French bank said: “Combined, these factors mean the UK is failing to provide an economic able to support the core promise of equitably distributed, merit-based social mobility that is integral to a healthy capitalist democracy in the medium to long term.”


Basically, super crazy high house prices and rents kill off the U.K.


Don’t forget this pile of cards is supported by near “Free” money.

That’s still available, but don’t count on it, when the lenders realise their loan books are worth 2P in the £.

[jugears] 25/3/2022 11:21

Extremely unlikely.

[tom2022] 25/3/2022 11:17

Sunshine Today by game over do you mean TW. will go bust?

[fenners66] 25/3/2022 11:10

"sunshine Today
25 Mar '22 - 11:00 - 6174 of 6176

This is the last month of house price rises.
An almighty squeeze then follows, as the market stops dead.
Price falls by the autumn are in the region of 23%"


So are you saying down 23% from the value including March's Price increase ?
Or
23% down for the year i.e. a fall of more than 23% from here ?

[tom2022] 25/3/2022 11:10

I don't know if house prices are in a bubble, but I know TW. share price is not. It is down ~30% over 12 months and ~40% over 24 months.

[sunshine today] 25/3/2022 11:07

Without price rises it’s game over.

[andybristol] 25/3/2022 11:06

Based on what

[sunshine today] 25/3/2022 11:00

This is the last month of house price rises.

An almighty squeeze then follows, as the market stops dead.

Price falls by the autumn are in the region of 23%

[up10] 25/3/2022 10:56

TW. management are inept buying shares back at this level.

[25guilderbag] 25/3/2022 10:48

Consumer Confidence Index ? March readings announced today. Surely basic reading??